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Privacy and the New Virtualism

January 6, 2009 at 9:19 PM

Law review article making the argument that online privacy ought to be conceptualized as privacy of the embodied digital self. I’m not sure that this move actually simplifies the analysis, but it had me saying “hmmmm.” The point that we can’t theorize how the Internet changes privacy without also theorizing how the Internet changes us is elegantly argued and bears repeating.